新概念3Lesson33 A day to remember new.ppt

Further discussion “We could avoid all accidents if we were all a lot more careful.” What do you think? “The main events in our lives are accidental, rather than planned.” What do you think? 17. alongside prep. --- next to or at the side of At the cinema, the childrens ticket prices are shown alongside adult prices. A police car pulled up alongside us but am pretty sure I was not speeding. 18. pull up --- cause (a vehicle) to stop In order to avoid a direct collision with the car, he braked so sharply that he had to pull up the car in front of a dog. 19. on the move move n. [u.] --- the state of changing location from one place to another Have you ever jumped off a bus when it was still on the move? Shooting on the move is more difficult than still target shooting. [c.] --- the act of deciding to do something He’s not the predictable type. No one can know what his next move will be. ?20. stray adj. --- a stray animal, such as a dog or cat, is lost or has no home That was a stray cat that we took in. 21. devour [divau?] vt. 1) --- eat greedily He devoured three sandwiches after the relay race. What are we going to do? Fire devoured our home! 2) --- destroy completely Her body had been almost entirely devoured by the deadly disease. We watched the flames devour the entire building. Larger fish devour the smaller ones. 2) --- read enthusiastically What prevents you from devouring the 21st century? Lesson 33 A day to remember A day to remember A day to remember is always: __________(one word) ___________________(one phrase) _____________________________ full of laughter and tears embarrassing a day when you feel more mature than before Reading tasks The structure of the story Para. 1 ___________ illustration (a housewife’s tragic day) Para.2 ___________ illustration (traffic accidents in Parramatta) Imaginary Factual on a small scale on a big scale The structure of 1st paragraph Topic sentence Paragraph development Th